Pizza Delivery Guy Runs Into Fence

Ok... Who's going to confess? Is this a member?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo6x2ogRTdg

 

And how drunk was he? First the fence and then his door.

 

I don't want that guy coming to my place to deliver anything for me, if he's going to drive like an idiot.

 

To the driver in the video...if you're here -

 

it appears he left it in drive and forgot to place in park
AT?

his left foot left the truck but truck did not move

 

People think the parking brake is just an emergency brake. Use it even in an automatic to avoid accidents like this. You're much less likely to forget to do both (put into P and apply parking brake) if you're in the habit. People and children get run over every year because of mistakes like this.

 

from my personal pizza delivery experiences (during the early 90s) i used MT car only and always had the emergency/parking brake on! ... only because i usually left er running in neutral while I made said delivery of yummy pizza

 

I like the added horn. Horn fills in just the correct amount of ambience and lightens the area perfectly.

 

How do we know this is Florida without even checking? See, it's the horn. Perfect!

 

Pizza delivery: He was high, not drunk.

 

It’s a gate, not a fence.


And that was pretty funny when he reversed the truck with his door open

 

how many people live in that house? how long is the driveway that it requires driving a car out to investigate? so many questions...

 

Hitting the door was quite the icing on the cake

 

Are you arguing that the gate is not part of the fence?

 

No a gate is part of a fence/wall....

But that’s a gate he crashed into

 

Who puts a fence in a driveway.

 

A gate is part of the fence...OK, then he ran into a part of the fence... aka the gate.

Thanks for playing.

 

Do you call a piston an engine? I mean it’s part of the engine.

 

If you hit the top of an engine with a hammer you could say you hit the engine or you could say you hit the valve cover. Both are correct. Hitting the gate is a little more descriptive and specific, so I'd favor that. But one must consider the sophistication of the recipient when choosing words.